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What it does

Earmark keeps a full history of your meetings, organized by date. You can revisit any past meeting to review the transcript, regenerate artifacts, or share outputs after the fact. If you delete a meeting by mistake, you can restore it within 30 days.

Browsing your meetings

Recent meetings

The sidebar shows your most recent meetings for quick access. Click any meeting to open it and review its transcript and artifacts.

All meetings

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Open the Meetings page from the sidebar to see your full meeting history, grouped by date. Each entry shows the meeting title (auto-generated from the transcript if you didn’t set one manually) and when it was last updated.

Auto-generated titles

When you stop recording a meeting for the first time, Earmark automatically generates a descriptive title based on the transcript content. This makes it easy to identify meetings at a glance without manual labeling. You can always edit the title later.

Deleting and restoring meetings

Earmark uses a soft-delete system so you never lose important meeting data by accident.
1

Delete a meeting

Delete a meeting from the meetings page. The meeting moves to the Recently deleted section in settings.
2

Find it in Recently deleted

Go to Settings > Recently deleted to see all meetings deleted within the last 30 days.
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Restore if needed

Click Restore to bring the meeting back with all its data: transcript, tasks, artifacts, and participants.

Data retention

StageWhat happens
ActiveMeeting is visible and accessible in your meeting history
Soft-deletedMeeting is hidden but restorable for 30 days
Permanently purgedAfter 30 days, the meeting and all associated data are permanently removed
When a meeting is deleted, all associated data is cascade-deleted with it: transcript chunks, tasks, artifacts, and participant records. Restoring a meeting brings all of this back.
Permanent purge runs automatically once per day. There is no way to recover a meeting after the 30-day retention window.